EDGE DETAIL
NATURAL STONE EDGE PROFILE
Raghav Granite. well experienced in fabrication of exclusive granite & other natural stone edge profiles. You know…making a special granite edge profile is a labor intensive work which requires exactness and we have perfection in this demanding art. We are the bulk suppliers of marble countertops, granite countertops, limestone countertop and onyx countertops with the required stone edge profiles.
Edging and Profiles add a wonderful dimension to natural stone tops and amplifies their natural beauty although they incur some additional costs per running meter / per linear foot, depending upon which edge profile is selected. It is important to note that Standard (SQUARE /STRAIGHT/SHARP) edges are always included in our price estimates.
We suggest you to choose the right edge profile for your granite, slate stone, marble, sandstone, limestone and quartzite countertops, vanity tops because a proper edge profile adds beautiful impact to the natural stone slab’s & tile’s surface and helps integrate it into the overall design of your living room.
Here we are showing you some natural stone edge profiles which are being demanded by the overseas clients in general for kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops, table tops, bar tops and other type of counters:
We suggest you to choose the right edge profile for your granite, slate stone, marble, sandstone, limestone and quartzite countertops, vanity tops because a proper edge profile adds beautiful impact to the natural stone slab’s & tile’s surface and helps integrate it into the overall design of your living room.
Here we are showing you some natural stone edge profiles which are being demanded by the overseas clients in general for kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops, table tops, bar tops and other type of counters:
Straight
The Half Bullnose Edge adds curves to the room. Out of all the standard edges, this one most shows off the thickness and solidity of the granite.
1/2 Bevel
The Half Inch Bevel is a subtle, angular edge. It’s a great way to get a heavy, modern look.
3/4 Bevel
The 3/4 Inch Bevel has a slightly longer pitch (the top half of the bevel) than the Half Inch Bevel and a shorter rise (the bottom half). It’s a beautiful marriage between the strong, hard lines of a shorter bevel and the elegance of an ogee edge and is a great way to show off a beautiful stone. The long pitch also highlights a pattern with movement, as you can see in the above photo.
GRANITE EDGE UPGRADES
Extreme Beveled
The Extreme Bevel is a gorgeous edge with a 1 inch pitch. It takes the virtues of the 3/4 Inch Bevel and extends them.
Ogee Edge
The Ogee Edge is a classic look that evokes the ornate elegance of other eras. It can have a deeper, more dramatic curve or it can have a more subtle line.
Knife Edge
The Knife Edge is something you won’t see very often. We created it for our clients who wanted a streamlined, modern edge, but who wanted to stay away from the overused flat edge. It’s wonderful on raised bars because the underside of the edge is as polished and appealing as the top. The same is true for the Inverted Bevel Edge (also called a Mitered Edge) pictured below.
Knife Edge
Laminated Edge
Laminated Edges are confusingly named. They have nothing to do with laminate countertops. Instead, this term refers to the process of cementing a second layer of granite to the edge of the countertop. The countertop then looks 6 cm thick. This allows for innumerable combinations of edges and ornate detailing. Or, in the case of the Laminated Flat Edge (aka Laminated Eased Edge) a very dramatic, modern look.
Minneapolis Design-build
Laminated Edges are confusingly named. They have nothing to do with laminate countertops. Instead, this term refers to the process of cementing a second layer of granite to the edge of the countertop. The countertop then looks 6 cm thick. This allows for innumerable combinations of edges and ornate detailing. Or, in the case of the Laminated Flat Edge (aka Laminated Eased Edge) a very dramatic, modern look.
Vancouver Photographer
Laminated Edges are confusingly named. They have nothing to do with laminate countertops. Instead, this term refers to the process of cementing a second layer of granite to the edge of the countertop. The countertop then looks 6 cm thick. This allows for innumerable combinations of edges and ornate detailing. Or, in the case of the Laminated Flat Edge (aka Laminated Eased Edge) a very dramatic, modern look.
Rope Edge
Recently, we developed a series of edges for a client with a very unique project. They are building a beautiful lodge style home on 80 acres. The home will be constructed with stacked stone and wood beams throughout. They have chosen a leathered granite to fit the rustic nature of the home, but we felt that the countertops needed a unique touch to really complement the vaulted ceilings, roaring fireplaces, and custom made wood cabinets. These variations were designed and created by our foreman,Chuck.
